This
Atul-Alvira
Agnihotri
production
is
marketed
using
the
Salman
Khan
factor,
but
it
seems
the
Dabangg
Khan
tag
is
not
helping
the
film.
The
film,
ridden
with
plot
holes,
has
a
non-inspiring
script
and
very
fake
performances
from
lead
actors.
In
Bollywood,
most
actors
believe
that
doing
comedy
is
that
to
deliver
some
buffoonery
and
the
result
is
films
like
O
Teri.
Among
actors,
Bilal
Amrohi
delivers
worst
performance.
Whenever
he
appears
on
screen,
he
alone
manages
to
destroy
the
scene
to
the
most
possible
extent.
The
film
also
tries
to
cash
in
on
the
election
fever,
inserting
the
plot
lines
of
scams
and
frauds
that
rocked
the
country
before
an
year.
Even
though
the
film
is
an
issue
based
film,
it
is
treated
very
irresponsibly.
O
Teri
tells
the
story
of
junior
journos,
enacted
by
Pulkit
Samrat
and
Bilal
Amrohi,
who
are
working
in
a
major
news
channel
in
Delhi.
They
are
in
search
of
a
huge
scam
so
that
they
can
show
their
talent
to
their
team
lead,
played
by
Sarah
Jane
Dias.
O
Teri,
even
when
mimicking
the
themes
of
Kundan
Shah's
classic
Jaane
Bhi
Do
Yaaro
faintly,
doesn't
create
a
nostalgia
of
any
sorts
in
terms
of
story
telling
and
well-written
characters.
The
plot
of
the
film
is
borrowed
from
umpteen
numbers
of
real
life
incidents
that
pop
up
in
news
papers
every
now
and
then.
Even
when
the
story
has
a
lot
of
scope
for
exploring
the
dark
side
of
Indian
politics,
writers
or
director
didn't
even
care
to
develop
it
in
the
right
way.
As
it
comes
to
performances,
Pulkit
Samrat
is
the
best
in
cast
list,
while
Anupam
Kher
also
scores
in
his
antagonist
rule.